AOL outages and service status in Denver, Colorado
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Denver, Colorado
The chart below shows the number of AOL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Denver, Colorado and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Live Outage Map Near Denver, Colorado
The most recent AOL outage reports came from the following cities: Denver.
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AOL Issues Reports Near Denver, Colorado
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Denver and nearby locations:
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Ian Littman (@iansltx) reported from Denver, ColoradoVerizon should have never bought Yahoo and AOL, but it's good to see them shed those and refocus. AT&T should have never bought Tim Warner, but it's good to see them soon both that and DTV off. T-Mobilr should have never bought Layer3 TV. Etc.
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Josh WFI in Denver (@GatorNationCO) reported from Denver, Colorado@why_a_guy @cristela9 The land line bit had me cracking up. I remember the **** show that was AOL and land lines.
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Kat V (@kittehv1876) reported from Denver, Colorado@ChrisJFuselier Never trust a Hotmail address, they are the new AOL. 🤣
AOL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Papii🥤 (@ammalusty) reportedCollege-age boy at the gym asked for my snap, I told him I don't use Snapchat he asked why, I said probably bc I'm 30 years old. He said "damn okay can I get your AOL?"*****.
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Alexander Patroclus (@Refugee26003) reported@x, X is the NEW MYSPACE.......THE NEW AOL....**** PLATFORM, CENSORING FASCIST MOTHER *******.
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MaidenViking (@MaidenViking_) reported@MattPinner_ 18 points I never had AOL adress (not american) and not used a checkbook, as by the time I was an adult (2000) it was not that common in my country anymore. And when I was a kid, most adults I saw, never used these. Only some business men. More common to use physical bankgiro.
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Gina Dawn (@GinaDawn2015) reported@AOL "Three hot car deaths reported in US within 48 hours" These babies are now with God. They never belonged to these pathetic "parents."
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Rob (@Rob424336273101) reported@AOLSupportHelp Need help to get email back
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Pill (@Tweetpill) reported@ClownWorld And AOL shuts down. Ha!
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Richie (@MeeSowCorny) reported@FearedBuck this is crazy because in a few years from now we will be explaining how the youth never used google search, similar to how we used to download music or use aol 56k modem
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Qybernetics (@qybernetics) reported@MoundLore ****, I will sound old, but AOL and Earthlink both had it going on, lol.
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Jr (@BabyBear2115) reported@pinglyadya @unclegubsey OpenAI is irrelevant. The first one to market in a novel industry never survives. Facebook killed Myspace Cable Internet killed AOL Google killed Yahoo Chrome killed Internet Explorer It's exponentially easier to take someone else's invention and make it better.
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Otto Katz (@Otto_Katz_2024) reported@RaulJuncoV When someone with 10M followers posts, you push to 10M open connections simultaneously. Your message broker saturates. Your WebSocket servers fall over. I suggest you take a look at how AOL did it in 1990s. No websockets, no message brockers, all proprietary extremely asynchronous architecture that could handle it easy. Then web monkeys came in charge and screwed everything up bad